Nurse Having Sex with Pin….
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charliemfbrown — 18 years ago(October 29, 2007 12:19 PM)
For some reason this scene creeped the beep out of me
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charliemfbrown — 18 years ago(October 29, 2007 05:03 PM)
I am 99% positive it happened and she just did it to get off.
She was lonely man. IMDB msg boards didn't exist then and she had nothing else to do.
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charliemfbrown — 18 years ago(October 30, 2007 12:05 PM)
Hahaha. You haven't seen it? Why are you asking questions about a scene you haven't seen?
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awhite787 — 15 years ago(June 07, 2010 01:40 AM)
The movie has been uploaded to YT, so you can watch it there in 7 parts I think. From what I got, in a much later scene, where the dad educates his kids about sexual anatomy using PIN to explain, he asks Leon to remove PIN's towel, which implies that PIN is anatomically correct. I think the nurse was just a pervert trying to get off because she knew that PIN was anatomically correctAnd I can only guess that includes everywhere, because the movie didn't actually show anything.
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shannonvirgo — 15 years ago(September 02, 2010 12:19 PM)
I'm sure an educational dummy would not have a huge erect penisit would be soft/normal. Which doesn't make sense. How can you have sex with a little shriveled penis, that isn't erect and most likely 2 inches?
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You_Knew_Me_Once — 15 years ago(October 09, 2010 02:02 AM)
I'm sure an educational dummy would not have a huge erect penisit would be soft/normal.
Exactly. That always bothered me about this scene. Either she has a fetish and gets off rubbing herself on Pin or she erm 'stiffens' him somehow.
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DelphinusMinor — 10 years ago(August 09, 2015 11:33 AM)
I'm sure an educational dummy would not have a huge erect penisit would be soft/normal. Which doesn't make sense.
How can you have sex with a little shriveled penis, that isn't erect and most likely 2 inches?
I dunno. Why don't you drop by my place after I have had a long swim in the pool?
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djkynky1 — 9 years ago(June 21, 2016 09:10 AM)
pillows don't have erect penis' but I've heard they get the job done.
Only ever given 2 films 10/10
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Tristan!-2 — 18 years ago(December 16, 2007 03:28 PM)
Isn't it obvious? She was using Pin as a masturbatory aid. Like you probably have done with a melon or a banana skin at some point
Leon of course, being a naive child, was very shocked, and it made him even more convinced Pin was real.
Furthermore, it adds a certain "red herring" to the story, as you spend quite a lot of the film wondering whether or not Leon is going suggest to Ursula that she use Pin in order to satisfy her "needs". -
Skinsofourfathers — 18 years ago(January 10, 2008 03:11 AM)
Okay, first off if you read the book everything makes way more sense and to be honest the screenwriters did not due the book justice. They did a fairly good job but the book is alot more chilling. Which I will admit is always the case. The nurse does in fact have sex with PIN. When Leon brings PIN home(in the book) there is a scene where Ursula does in fact have sex with PIN as well. The characters from the book are much different than in the movie. The entire story is on the same creep scale as Dead Ringers. I would suggest that you read the book then see the movie. Once you have actually gotten through the orignal story the movie will make alot more sense.
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Skinsofourfathers — 18 years ago(March 20, 2008 06:00 PM)
There is nothing that explicit about the sex scene and it last only a couple of minutes. There is some moaning but most of the scene is watching the terror on the kids face and not what the woman is doing with Pin. So alot of use your own imagination. Compared to most 80's thrillers this is a very very tame movie.
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mcgill_j — 15 years ago(January 12, 2011 06:29 PM)
EVERYONE is saying the book is so much better.. I remember reading the book.. although its been a while.. actually just went to go see if it was available digitally (its not.. at least on Kindle). But.. I always thought, or maybe it was too long ago, but I always regarded Pin as one of the much BETTER adaptations from book to screen.. guess I'll have to re read and rewatch.. but I do remember like the movie quite a bit.. although from what I remember.. they did NOT give the father quite enough time to.. really establish himself as he was in the book.. THAT I do remember.. that the father was much more important to Leon as was Pin.. which.. did get as I recall a bit of a short part of the film, although it would have been a much slower film.. so I can understand that.
